Wet weather drying up revenue

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Floods in Thailand are dealing companies a one-two punch. Supply chains are being slowed, hampering companies’ ability to fill orders. Meanwhile, costs – especially for insurance – are expected to rise because of the natural disaster.

CFO.com, January 26th 2012

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